Mass Communication & Media

Hi Rashmi,
Since M.A in Public Relation requires you to have an undergraduate degree in it as well, you wont be able to fetch much career opportunities in it.
However, you are a B.Com graduate. An MBA degree after B.Com will add a step to the corporate ladder.
The scope for a MBA graduate is unparalleled. Apart from attractive pay packets and placements being offered at college-level itself, it opens doors to various sectoral opportunities.
Apart from Corporate careers, one can opt for entrepreneurship, work in co-operatives, NGO's as the opportunities are literally unlimited.
You can also choose the specialization as per your interest:
• Accounting
• Business Management
• E-Business/E-Commerce
• Economics
• Entrepreneurship
• Finance
• Global Management
• Human Resources Management
• Information Systems
• Marketing
• Operations Management
• Strategic/Risk Management
• Technology Management
The Basic eligibility for this course is to have a bachelor degree from a recognized university with minimum 50% marks in aggregate.
There are various entrance exams which a candidate need to appear and score the desired cut off.
These cut offs varies from institute to institute.
CAT
MAT
CMAT
GMAT
JEMAT
SNAP
IGNOU
ATMA
IBSAT
TANCET
XAT
MH CET
The scores of these exams are accepted in different institutes.
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Hi vinay,
Happy to help you. After 12th, you have a wide variety of options ranging from Engineering to Medicine, Animation and multimedia to fine arts. If you are creative and good at sketching you can choose a career course in multimedia. Multimedia includes 2D animation, 3D animation, Graphic designing and web designing. You could go for either a degree or a diploma in any of these fields depending on your time limitations and future plans. Animation industry is growing at a fast pace and there are excellent job opportunities in this field. You could choose 2D, 3D animation, Gaming, graphics or web design. Innumerable artists are required in any full-fledged 2D /3D animated broadcast TV or Film production - Pre-Production artists, Story board artists, BG artists, Layout artist, Scanner operator, Modelers, Texture's, Lighting rendering artists, Riggers, Character Animators, Matte painters, Roto artists, Compositors, SFX artist to name a few. Graphic and Web designers are essentially absorbed into the Design, Advertising, Web, Publishing and print based industries. In fashion/interior designing and even in medical, legal, architecture, automobile and insurance companies, animators are required to make presentations, models and simulations. Before making up your final decision go through some top animation college websites, download their brochures and meet their career counselors. Please feel free to revert back hope the answer is been helpful to you. If you feel the answer is helpful to you click on thumbs up or choose the answer as the best answer.

Well, i am not sure how much you are into game design yet. You must have a good portfolio of graphics which showcase your game design skills. Also, you must be adept at making 3d assets for games. If you are not sure you may go for an internship with a gaming studio to get a feel of things. And here is a complete snapshot of Gaming Industry by me on Shiksha website https://www.shiksha.com/from-gaming-to-game-designing-article-5827-1. Wish you the best for your career. Remember, your Career is a resultant of your knowledge combined with your passion and expression ability. If you like this answer you may select it as best answer or press like.

Hi Pooja,
Photography captures one's imagination in a fascinatingly beautiful manner. A photographer interplays with artistic talent and technical skills to create freezing momentous pictures in a single photo frame.
Course Details
Photography can be taught at several levels of programs, provided by a good number of institutes in India. Most of these institutes impart traditional courses in photography, whereas some institutes offer photography as a secondary subject. One can even opt for part-time or full-time professional courses and crash courses in photography, ranging from 7 days to 3 years in duration. Photography can also be learnt by pursuing degree/diploma/certificate courses, according to his/her own choice and convenience. These courses are offered in several domains of photography, such as fashion photography, professional photography, motion picture photography, basic photography, advanced photography, fashion photography, digital photography, and photo journalism. After completing 10+2 level examination, one can enroll for a Bachelor's degree, Diploma, or Certificate program in photography and its related areas.
Career Prospects
Umpteen career paths are available in the diverse realm of photography, such as press photographer or photo journalist, ad and fashion photographer, portrait photographer, industrial photographer, feature photographer, wildlife photographer, forensic photographer, and scientific, technical and medical photographer. As a professional photographer, one can expect sufficient job offers in advertising agencies, newspapers, magazines, fashion and design houses, news channels, industrial houses, and various government departments. Photographers can work on specific themes and click pictures of brochures, catalogues, product manuals, company layouts, and newsletters in advertisement agencies and industrial houses. What's more, working as a freelancer on wildlife photography, travel, wedding, sports and environmental photography is always open for creative and innovative professional photographers
There is no predictable salary structure in professional photography. It is very difficult to start your own business or become a freelancer in the early stages of the career. Hence, it is best to join a studio or assist a senior photographer to learn the nuances and details of professional photography.
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Hi Jana,
The basic education qualification required to pursue a Bachelors Degree in Journalism is:
-Qualifying 10+2 or equivalent examination with minimum 50% marks secured from a recognized board of the country.
-Some reputed institutes conduct entrance exams for admission.
Entrance Examination for Journalism Admission into institutes offering courses in Journalism are held during May-July every year. The entrance test generally includes a Written test comprising objective and subjective questions, followed by GD/PI.
These are the colleges offering a Bachelor's Degree for Journalism:
-Pearl Academy, Mumbai, Andheri East, Mumbai
-Presidency College, Hebbal, Bangalore
-Asian College of Journalism
-Indira Group of Institute's ISBS, IIMP, IGBS, ICEM, ISC, ISEM & IIMP (MCA), Tathawade, Pune
-Jaipur National University (JNU), Jaipur
-Manav Rachna International University-Faculty of Media Studies, Faridabad
Refer to the below link for further details:
https://media.shiksha.com/bj-bachelor-of-journalism-in-india-categorypage-7-20-423-0-0-1-1-2-0-none-2-0
Here are few skills required for a dedicated Journalist:
-Good general knowledge
-Good perception and interest in details
-Ability to sift relevant facts from the irrelevant
-Intellectually curious
-A style of writing that is accurate, readable and informed
As far as the cost is concerned, it will vary from institute to institute.
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